The Death Of Yugoslavia

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'The standard reference work on the internal development of the crisis since 1986. Silber and Little's dissection of the conspiracy concocted by the leaderships of Slovenia and Serbia to throttle the Yugoslav Federation is a masterpiece of contemporary political writing' - Misha Glenny in the London Review of Books
'A fascinating and meticulously docunnentecl reconstruction of how Serbian expansionism, Croatian nationalism and Slovenian secessionism combined to destroy the Yugoslavia Tito had created' - Michael Ignatieff in the New York Review of Bools
'The best portrait yet to emerge of the Serbian leader and the Serbian nationalist movement the presence of interviews with many of Mr Milosevic's intimates, and with the President himself, is one of the real strengths of the book'
- Chris Hedges in The New York Times Book Review I
'The most authoritative account that has been written The authors convince you that this has been a war orchestrated by men who meant to stay in... Tovább

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'The standard reference work on the internal development of the crisis since 1986. Silber and Little's dissection of the conspiracy concocted by the leaderships of Slovenia and Serbia to throttle the Yugoslav Federation is a masterpiece of contemporary political writing' - Misha Glenny in the London Review of Books
'A fascinating and meticulously docunnentecl reconstruction of how Serbian expansionism, Croatian nationalism and Slovenian secessionism combined to destroy the Yugoslavia Tito had created' - Michael Ignatieff in the New York Review of Bools
'The best portrait yet to emerge of the Serbian leader and the Serbian nationalist movement the presence of interviews with many of Mr Milosevic's intimates, and with the President himself, is one of the real strengths of the book'
- Chris Hedges in The New York Times Book Review I
'The most authoritative account that has been written The authors convince you that this has been a war orchestrated by men who meant to stay in power by any means available'
- Maggie O'Kane in the Guardian
The Death of Yugoslavia, which accompanied the highly acclaimed BBC television series of the same name, was the^ first account to go behind the public face of battle and into the closed worlds of the key players in the war. In this updated edition, which takes the story through the Dayton Agreement, the authors consider the prospects of peace for the former Yugoslavia.
SECOND EDITION
Cover photograph © Gilles Peress/Magnum Photos Vissza